Definition Synonyms
Definition of correlative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
reciprocal relationshipTECH. expressing a reciprocal relationshipTECH.
- The terms 'master' and 'servant' are correlative.
2.
linguisticsTECH. denoting words occurring together in grammarTECH.
- 'Neither' and 'nor' are correlative conjunctions.
Noun
linguisticsTECH. word functioning with another to show relationTECH.
- 'Neither' and 'nor' are correlatives in the sentence.
Origin of correlative
Latin, correlativus (related)
Examples of correlative in a sentence
In grammar, 'either' and 'or' are correlative conjunctions. 'Either' and 'or' function as correlative pairs. Correlative pronouns like 'each' and 'other' are common. In the phrase 'either...or', 'or' is a correlative. Correlatives like 'both' and 'and' are used together.
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- French:corrélatif, mot corrélatif, ...
- German:korrelativ, Korrelat, ...
- Italian:correlativo, correlate, ...
- Spanish:correlativo, palabra correlativa, ...
- Portuguese:correlativo, relacionado, ...
- Chinese:相互的, 关联词, ...
- Japanese:相補的な, 相関語, ...
- Arabic:مُتَرابِط, أداة ترابط, ...
- Hebrew:הֲדָדִי, קוֹרֶלָטִיב, ...
- Russian:коррелятивный, коррелят, ...
- Ukrainian:корелятивний, корелят, ...
- Hindi:सहसंबंधी, संबंधसूचक, ...
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